Sentence examples for combination of sequestration from inspiring English sources
If you look at the combination of sequestration and the government shutdown, you are looking at likely over a million jobs lost as a result.
But make no mistake, the combination of federal sequestration and the shutdown/budget impasse has the potential to set us back by several years in the areas of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The combination of carbon sequestration and technology is what we preach and we are looking for more members in the choir.
Furthermore, such general restricted access to a particular subnuclear compartment in combination with sequestration of subsets of factors to the same compartment mediated by protein or protein nucleic acid interactions would increase not only the speed of individual nuclear reactions but also their specificity (3).
This is particularly true in the case of a combination of a carbon tax with a sequestration policy, which already decreases consumer surpluses.
The failure of CD4 T-cell homeostasis in ICL could be attributed to decreased production, increased destruction, tissue sequestration, or any combination of these.
Combination of the hydrophobic adenine pocket, deep sequestration of the pantetheine arm, and 3′-phosphate coordination observed in the crystal structure might account for the enthalpically and entropically favored interaction between PptT and CoA.
Although renewables will play a vital role, some combination of coal gasification with carbon capture and sequestration, and/or nuclear energy will likely be needed to enable very large reductions in carbon intensities for hydrogen and electricity.
Further, the budget alternative offered by House Democrats last year avoided sequestration through a balanced combination of spending cuts and new revenue though tax reform.
These clinical manifestations of severe malaria are thought to occur because of a combination of a high parasite burden and the sequestration of mature P. falciparum-infected erythrocytes (IEs) in microvascular beds throughout the body (Ref. 4).
YGLESIAS: The idiocy of sequestration.
